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Latest in string of coalition pacts with figures who until recently inhabited extreme fringes of Israeli politics
Israeli prime minister-elect strikes deal with fringe Noam party, known for its vehement opposition to LGBT rights
Ultranationalist’s party seals coalition agreement with prime minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu
Bus station attacks are first in Israeli city for several years and police suspect co-ordinated terror incidents
UN warns of ‘deadly cycle’ in occupied territory where the Lions’ Den militant group have emerged
PM says soldiers ‘would not be investigated by FBI or any other foreign country’
More exploration activity could make region ‘stable supplier of energy’ to the EU
Advocates of judicial overhaul say judges over-reach their authority as critics fear threat to democracy
Ex-PM set to return as head of one of most rightwing governments in Israel’s history
Ultranationalists are empowered after helping to secure election victory
His partnership with ultranationalist Ben-Gvir will sully the country’s reputation
Rising support for ultranationalist politician appears to pave way for Benjamin Netanyahu’s return
Strong showing by extreme right after fifth ballot in four years puts ex-prime minister on course for comeback
Mix of grants and loans essential, says Berlin’s finance minister
With next month’s election on a knife edge, the ex-prime minister’s chances are likely to depend on the far right
Accord marks rare instance of co-operation and pragmatism between two foes that have never held diplomatic ties
Previous government’s decision undermines efforts to resolve Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Canberra says
Jewish state hopes chance of employment across the border will encourage peace
Prime minister is warned relocation from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem could send ‘jitters around the world’
Agreement paves way for both countries to develop gasfields in eastern Mediterranean
The Haredi community lives by strict religious codes, though these need not hold back young entrepreneurs
Hopes had been high for agreement that would have paved way for use of disputed gasfield
Agreement would pave way for use of gasfields in eastern Mediterranean Sea
French architect and designer Charles Zana shares his favourite haunts in the city of Bauhaus
Failure to deliver could discourage country’s Palestinian citizens from participating in election
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